OPINION
ANTALYA AGENDA: COP31 CAN TURN ZERO WASTE FROM A THEME INTO A DELIVERY DISCIPLINE
The annual UN conference gives decision-makers a chance to put Türkiye’s zero waste initiative at the heart of global climate action.
M. Fevzi Esen
CULTURE
BUSINESS
POLITICS
Washington’s ICC sanctions expose limits of international justice
Washington's move against the ICC raises questions about the promise of universal accountability.
By
Nasir Qadri
Censoring Palestine: Who gets to tell its story and how?
For too long, the West has provided a sanitised version of Palestinian history, ignoring the context of their resistance and adopting the Israeli narrative. It has to change now.
By
Syed Unns
Algorithmic gaslighting: The hidden harm of AI in healthcare
Artificial intelligence promises speed and accuracy in healthcare, but it also decides whose symptoms count. The cost may be patients’ trust in their own bodies.
By
Orhan Onder
Israel’s AI propaganda was built to silence Palestinians. Now it targets voters at home.
Years of state-backed influence campaigns targeting Palestinians and Western audiences have helped normalise a system of digital manipulation. As Israel heads towards an election, that machinery is increasingly being turned on its own voters.
By
Ahmed Najar
GREECE’S VIOLATION NARRATIVE DEFENDS AN AIRSPACE BOUNDARY THAT DOES NOT EXIST
Greece's disputed 10-nautical-mile airspace claim has fuelled tensions with Türkiye, raising questions about Athens' use of aviation rules to assert sovereignty over the Aegean.
By
Zeynep Gizem Ozpinar
BEHIND THE HEADLINES
Modi’s Friday ‘sermon’: The language of oppression in India-administered Kashmir
Ahmed Bin Qasim
Pragmatism over populism: A German state shows why Türkiye matters to Berlin
Aysegul Colak
Burnham must extinguish Islamophobia to deliver his promise of a new Britain
Yousra Samir Imran
The crumbling firewall: Why German democracy faces its sternest test
Germany’s firewall against the far right survived September’s state elections. It still keeps the AfD out of government, but it can no longer keep voters away.
By
Ege Kanik
How Greece and Greek-administered Southern Cyprus risk their sovereignty by aligning with Israel
Greece and the Greek Cypriot administration see closer ties with Israel as a security safeguard, but growing military dependence could create new risks to their sovereignty and regional stability.
By
Ibrahim Karatas
Latin America, the new 'laboratory' of Israeli military-technological complex
Bogota is strengthening military, technological, and intelligence ties with Israel, expanding a security architecture based on drones, surveillance, and private companies that could deepen strategic dependence.
By
Alfonso Insuasty Rodriguez
Türkiye and the UN: The world has outgrown the top five
Ankara’s call for urgent reforms to the global body reflects the mood and needs of the world that has long outgrown the circumstances that led to the creation of the UN.
By
Sabir Askeroglu
Erdogan at UNGA: A reminder for Palestinian statehood and a push for global reforms
Amid the cacophony of wars and conflicts, the Turkish President has made an impassioned push for concrete action – from Palestine to the Black Sea and beyond.
By
Hursit Dingil
Greece’s Israeli defence shield could be its very own Achilles’ heel
Athens is putting the main switch of its defence infrastructure in the hands of another country, which could potentially prove to be a costly mistake.
By
Zeynep Gizem Ozpinar
ACHTUNG! GERMAN INDUSTRY CAUGHT IN THE CROSSWINDS OF A NEW REALITY
As international competition and geopolitical shifts rattle the German industry, the successful ‘Made in Germany’ model must adapt to a changed world.
By
Muhammed Ali UCAR
Spotlight
Carlos Ortega Sanchez
Spain and Türkiye: Five centuries of evolving ties
7 min read
Ulrich Schlie
Germany’s CDU in free fall as Merz loses grip
7 min read
Owais Tohid
From glory to crisis, what ails Pakistan’s cricket?
8 min read
Yousra Samir Imran
Burnham’s ‘reset’ of foreign policy on Israel and Palestine is promising, but still falls short
6 min read
SPOTLIGHT
The unending Iran war and Israel’s new low
A diabolical proposal in an Israeli newspaper exposes the moral bankruptcy in a society consumed by its lust for war and bloodshed.
SPOTLIGHT
Ibrahim Karatas
The end of the road for the PKK/YPG
8 min read
Nazmus Sakib
Expanding the Mecca Pact: What Bangladesh can bring to the table
5 min read
Ibrahim Karatas
The end of the road for the PKK/YPG
8 min read
Ahmed Najar
Netanyahu’s grand delusion: Türkiye and the imaginary threat
7 min read
Zeynep Gizem Ozpinar
Greece, the EU's spoiled child, is squandering European funds
10 min read
Nazmus Sakib
Expanding the Mecca Pact: What Bangladesh can bring to the table
5 min read
Ibrahim Karatas
The end of the road for the PKK/YPG
8 min read
Ahmed Najar
Netanyahu’s grand delusion: Türkiye and the imaginary threat
7 min read
Germany’s state election becomes a test of who belongs
As Saxony-Anhalt heads to the polls, the debate over migration is increasingly turning into a question of whether Germans with migrant backgrounds can ever have their belonging taken for granted.
Ibrahim Karatas
The end of the road for the PKK/YPG
8 min read
Nazmus Sakib
Expanding the Mecca Pact: What Bangladesh can bring to the table
5 min read
Ibrahim Karatas
The end of the road for the PKK/YPG
8 min read
Ahmed Najar
Netanyahu’s grand delusion: Türkiye and the imaginary threat
7 min read
Zeynep Gizem Ozpinar
Greece, the EU's spoiled child, is squandering European funds
10 min read
Nazmus Sakib
Expanding the Mecca Pact: What Bangladesh can bring to the table
5 min read
Ibrahim Karatas
The end of the road for the PKK/YPG
8 min read
Ahmed Najar
Netanyahu’s grand delusion: Türkiye and the imaginary threat
7 min read
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M. Fevzi Esen
Ahmed Bin Qasim
Aysegul Colak
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